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Some best colleges for MA Sanskrit literature are:
Lady Shri Ram College for Women
Loyola College, ChennaiXavier's College, Mumbai
Christ University, Bangalore

Hello,
* Placements: Everyone is well settled and enjoying their life, students are packed with full-fledged knowledge, so are easily placed in different companies. Many students have started their entrepreneurs and thus are job providers rather than job seekers. They are getting handsome salaries, they are paid according to what they are doing.
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Hi,
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The placement of institute is best for Computer science and for management. But, somehow Tula's also manage placements for other departments like civil and Mechanical, but the package is not enough.so i suggest you to take decision very carefully. You can get placement in marketing from Tulas at best package.

Both the colleges have got very good placements, nice infrastructure, best teaching faculty, well-equipped laboratories and much more. When it comes to the placement statistics, I prefer VR Siddhartha to RVR and JC. You can check out the placement details of VR's in the link: http://vrsiddhartha.ac.in/index.php/training-and-placements. RVR's placements are also good. But if you want to get seat in either of these colleges, your Andhra Pradesh-EAMCET rank must be around 7000. I hope this will help you. All the best.

In graduation, you need at least 50% marks for CAT or GMAT from any recognized University.

You can start learning programming languages like C+, Java, Python which are must know things to get an IT job. You can make use of online courses like Coursera, Udemy, Udacity, etc.

Hi,
I don't think that we can do this, but I am pretty sure that after architecture you can do interior designing.

You can do some course related to the IT field and after completing that you can get a job in the IT industry.
You can do courses like SAS and SAP.

Hi,
You may go to Singhania University.

Hi,
You can pursue B.Tech CSE or B.Tech it to learn the languages. If somehow you are not interested in programming you can pursue MBA and get inspiration from the story of Steve jobs. You can also approach private tutors to learn languages and become a freelancer.

Placement of it is quite good. Average placement is INR 3 Lacs. No big companies like google, Facebook, IBM visit here for recruitment. Infrastructure is okay.

You can do a many courses, but the eligibility would be based on many factors, such as country, your marks, IELTS or TOEFL score, experience etc. The popular courses for hotel management graduates are MBA in hospitality, Masters in culinary arts, M.Sc in hospitality or F&B, plethora of PG Diploma programs such as tourism etc.

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Hi,
Yes, you are eligible for B.Arch. See the link below to get information about the best architecture colleges
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Hi,
As NATA does not conduct any counselling, you have to apply on your own you can take help of internet and can apply online you can also visit https://shiksha.com and then apply filters according to your preference and it will give you all required information and will help you to get a good college.

Yes, you can do the B.Ed through distance education. The most popular university for distance education is IGNOU.